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: A A 4 WES I * _home of Mrs. Florence Crawford, on . Ac ain PORT PERRY, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, APRIL 17, 1941 en EC BROCK THEATRE Phone 618, WHITBY Healthfully Air Conditioned All shows Daylight Saving Time. Thursday, Friday and Saturday, APRIL 17-18-19 Two shows at 7.30 and 9.30 p.m. Saturday Matinee at 1.30 "THE SON OF MONTE CRISTO" Wire Louis HAYWARD, Joan BENNETT, George SANDERS Plus-- "THIS IS ENGLAND" Thrillingly pictured and narrated by Ed. Murrow, of the Columbia Broad- casting System. Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, APRIL 21-22-23 Last complete show at 8.50 FOR Expert Radio Service - f SEE 'Ross McLean My Radio Repair Shop. at the | back of the Sebert: House is_modernly equipped to effect repairs on any make of radio; and is open on every Tuesday, Thursday, andSaturday for your con- venience, | | | 'PRENTICE'S -- BEAUTY PARLOR -- Skilled Operator. Very moderate prices We specialize in-- Bonat Permanent Waves "COMIN' ROUND THE [Shampoo and Wave 50c "MOUNTAIN" | Marcel ih : The : Manicure 5 pied | with Bob BURNS, UNA MERKEL, Jerry COLONNA, Don. WILSON. Also an ADDED Attraction. "ALWAYS A BRIDE" Write Rosemary LANE, George REEVES. COMING Next Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Apr. 24-25-26, Anna Neagle in "NO, NO, NANETTE" PERMANENT WAVES $1.95 and up Our work is up to a standard-- - Not down to a price, Phone 223, Port Perry ARTHUR PRENTICE, Prop. RING With' Spring comes the thought of cleaning and repairing. No doubt you aré planning Some repairs to your house, your barn, your poultry house, colony house, or other buildings. Look over the following list and if your reqiurements are not there, phone us at 73w and we will get it for you. Hardwall Masons' Cement Donnacona Gyproc Plywood Masonite | Gyproc Lath Metal Lath Wood Lath = A good supply of Metal Roofing B. C. Cedar Shingles Plaster Lime Asphalt Shingles if (Cove, Novelty, Bevelled) IS HERE Building Papers Mouldings of all kinds Sash and Doors Warmwall Siding Sidings of all kinds Hardwool- Flooring Hemlock, Spruce, Pine, Cedar and Hardwood REESOR'S FUEL & LUMBER F. E. Repgor. BLACKSTOCK The A.Y.P.A of St. John's Anglican Church held its April meeting at the Thursday evening, with Mr. T. Hodge in the chair, and Miss Leona Devitt, --acting 'as secretary in Miss: Ethel Carter's stead. The Scripture lesson was read by Mr. Laverne Devitt. The program iconsisted of* readings by Stanley Rham and Tom Hodge, and impressive address was given by Rev. D. M Stin- son of the United Church, 'on Our Saviour's sufferings and last hours on earth, Si A hearty vote of thanks was ex- tended to Mr: Stinson for his:timely and most suitable address, and to Mrs. Crawford for her hospitality. Lieut. Chas. Venning is home on a two months' leave after spénding +. 8even months in Pembroke and Ot- fawa hospitals because of a back in- jury. The Victorian Women's 'Institute held "the April meeting in 'Community Hall. the form of a (quilting bee an quilts were turned out. The roll alll was answered by "a law I'would like to see enforced' or "name of a flower the first letter of which is the same as first letter of my name." Tastes ran to flowers rather than laws. Mrs. C, Marlow read the Seripture and Mrs, Wood the prayer, THe saving of scrap metal, paper, rags, ete. was urged. _ This is to be collected in the arena and will be shipped at a later date. "0 Canada' and .God Save the King were sung and Yunch served. ----o> SHIRLEY The Shirley Women's Tnstitute was held at the home of Mrs. Toms on Wednesday last. A quilt was quilted during the afternoon. Six quilts have been made and; handed to Cartwright Red Cross in last month. ER All subsoriptions to dhe Port Perry Star are due it the label doss not read 1941. F. G. REESOR EPSOM Spring is here witha bang--but ohi the mud. A number of people are buzzing wood these days. er Miss Risebrough of Sanford visiting at Mr. and Mrs. S. Pogue's for the holiday and assisted with' the special music an Sunday: Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bushell and Jim of Toronto, visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Millman over the week end. Mr, and Mrs. Jos. Wilson spent the weck end with his mother in Toronto. Miss Corbett is spending the Easter holidays at her home in Pickering, We congratulate Roy Wilson on passing all his examinations and is promoted to the fifth form or grade XIII. The Epsom Euchre Club met at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Frank Hortop on Thursday night, April 10th. Pro- | ceeds $7.70 for the Telegram spon- sored B.W.V.F. The ladies' 1st prize donated by Verna Wagner was won by Mrs, Bruce Bailey. The ladies con- solation also given by Miss Wagner, was won by Mrs, F. Hope. The Men's Ist prize donated by Ray Medd was won by Bruce Bailey, and the conso- lation prize given, by R. Medd was won by Mrs. Henry. The next euchre will be held at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Ch i} Geor- on, Friday, April 18. The ladles' prizes are being donated by Miss Jean MacDonald, of Prospect, the men's prizes by Mr. Lloyd Mac- Donald.' Many thanks to Mr. and Mrs, Win. Armstrong who gave $6.00 toward our War Victims' Fund. Privates Victor Read and Hugh Rogers were visiting with relatives here for the week-end. Donald Pomery of Oshawa, is holl- daying in the village." Jackie Gunyeou is spending Easter holidays with A. Christie, : Marion Clark fs visiting with: Mr. and Mrs, Robt. Clark. We welcome Mr, and Mrs. Charles Clark, Marion and Ross back to Ep: som, after having spent the winter in Oshawa, ° f Mr. [Ray Wadge at Mr. and Mrs. 2 | weigh the largest gift of money ny N. 8. MacDonald's Yast week. Mrs. Arthur Taylor visiting in the vilage one day last week, Miss Winnifred Jenner spent Easter with Rev. and Mrs. Jenner, Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Prentice were in Toronto last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Hooper and family visited Mrs. P, Luke on Sun- day. Miss Jean Miller of Maple Lake, is spending Easter with her pavents Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Miller, Miss Norma Millman and friend of Oshawa, spent Easter at F, Millman's. Mr. Gordon Martin, of Oshawa, at Al. Christie's for the week-end, Miss Marjorie Bailey is home for a few days. Wn THANKS! © To all Local Chairmen, Treasurers and Committeemen in the Ontario County War Services Campaign; To all Canvassers in the County, especially those who covered the rural areas; To all contributors of SRLS large and small in Ontario County; given consideration to the claim of the War Services Fund for a share of the County Levy for War Charities; : And, To all Councils and Communi- ties where deferred action promises later consideration; to all these: A learty "THANK YOU" The 'éampaign has gone over the top handsomely. The Total for the Coun- ty is not yet known but it is already well oyer the objective set for the points canvassed. Your loyal support alone has made this possible. Your reward will come back to you in dividends that will far out- or of service. It will come back in know- {ledge that you will have that Soldier, %| Sailor and Airman, fighting your battles, have been made happier and ot more fit for the struggle by your as- %| sistance. We are going to win the war even as now, despite adverse conditions, we have won in this Campaign. $ | according And, to General i who ought to know, the work of the Auxiliary War Services, supported by 8 | you through Canadian War Services $] Fund, will in no small degree, aid in 3 | the securing of the victory. That, I know, is the reward you $8] most covet, and that reward you will i) have? Again, a hearty Thanks to you. E. E. PUGSLEY, <o@ o> SEE. ECHOES FROM LECTURE. BY WALLACE DUEUL Berlin "Correspondent of Daily News, 1934-40, delivéred in Oshawa recently. i Germany's number of airplanes is exaggerated -- Probably 10,000, with capacity for 5000 to 6000 a month. life of Germany that. will appreciably reduce her war strength this year, Most of the Germans are sick of this war. They were sick of it when they s started and never wanted it. There i§ no spontanedus cgjebration. No joy on the part of the people at military display, except on occasions officially proclaimed for that purpose. No cheer, no waving, no flowers, as military equipment passed. the occasion of joy to the Germans, but Mr. Ducub says he saw not a sign of such. "Why did Berliners not rejoice?" he asked. "I never got the answer" he replied. The majority of the Germans are sick at heart. They believe they will win; but they see no value in- victory. The tragedy is that most people in Europe, outside the Finns and Greeks, do not believe in anything. They have no faith cither in democracy or social- jsm or in any other form of. govern- ment. To oppose Nazism would. be to throw themselves on the merey of a victor- ious foe, The bombing of Berlin 'thus far has relatively little physical significance. The moral and psychological effect is terrific. They realize they have been fooled. They were told bombers could not reach Berlin even from West France. Now they know they have come all the way frem England. Mr. Dueul in 'illuminating fashion spoke of the "Death of Nations." On the part of North American Continent there is much scepticism re- garding the facts of life in Europe, Why? (1) People feel that they were fool- ed by propaganda in the lakt war, and now they will not believe when told advisedly of vastly worse atrocities. To all Municipal Councils who have : McNaughton, |: (2) Because of the unabashed denial of the Nazi. Hitler will pro- test against what he condemns as vile ininsinuation; and, a few weeks later proceed to do the very thing he protested against. (3) What is done is so horrible as to be incredible. A systematic whole- sale destruction of a people, not wholly, for they could not deal with the millions of bodies. But they break the spirit, the will to resist. There is the miracle of economy of means. The Gestapo does this, The Nazi's attack the qualities that cduse a peo- ple to cohere as a nation. Depriving them of land, implements and health, hunger and cold cause this latter loss, and by deportation they rend them apart and destroy them as a people without extermination, all sorts and conditions, healthy and sick; forward minded and feeble minded are shipped in box cars or cattle cars in coldest winter no heat, no sanitation, and dumped in the desert, Many of them frozen to the cars and bodies are torn asunder in moving them, Finally decided to lessen this work of removal by waiting for a thaw. Books at the Public Library FICTION, Mr. Pepper, Investigator Soul of the Soldier Hadji Murod Seed of the Righteous . Wings of the Morning .... Confessions of Artemas Quibbl Tutt for Tutt Necdle's Eye Blind Goddess .... Her Month of Freedom Stolen Millionaire Shiny Night Long Day Closes American Claimant .. Puddinhead Wilson .. Tom Sawyer Abroad" Connecticut Yankee in Brass 'Bowl Day-of Days [one Wolf I'ncore the Lone Lone Wolf's Son Canary Murder Case .. Casino Murder Case .. Winter Murder Case ... Kennel Murder Case Scarab Murder Case .. Ruling Passion Blue Flower Unknown Quantity Fisherman's Luck © Bays Off Campfires and Guideposts . Gaunt Gray Wolf Portion of the Levites ............ Continued Thomson . Tiplady .. Tolstoy Tompkins ... Tracy ... Train . Train ... Train . Train e. Tunstall .. Tunstall Twain Twain Twain Twain . Vance " Vance Vance Vance .... Vance . VanDine on VanDine . VanDine VanDine VanDine VanDyke VanDyke VanDyke VanDyke VanDyke VanDyke Dillon Wallace . Doreen Wallace in eleven years, with- Trent .. Truss | Ontario County Chairman.| Chicago | } Nothing is yet.evident in the material | The fll of France should have been Terror Keep _. I5. Wallace PITY TE POOR CROW From Ottawa to Toronto is only 223 miles "as the crow flies." But the crow, according to experts in.Natural HistOty, flies only 30 miles an hour. Even the swift carrier pigeon makes only 40 miles an hour. The telephone covers the distance -- well, you might say, instantancous- ly. The sound of your voice, changed to electric waves, travels with the speed of light. And it's the saine between any two cities of the continent. Whether your message is to Halifax, to Vancouver, - AN New York or San Francisco, the tele- " phone makes podsible an immense © speeding up -- distance is hardly a factor any more. , Wlicther for the great emergencies that war brings, or for every-day busi- , wee ness, pid NA On Ati Se meets the need for quick. completion of avery detail. HEELS 1E000000E008 8001008088000 00000000800 80088888 teReR RL LLLLLIARLIL LIOLLLLLLIALLY -- DELICIOUS -- BREAD and PASTRY 'For all round GOODNESS our Bread and Buns are the Best. We have everything in the line of Cakes Pies, Pastry, ete. to satisfy that Hungry Appetite + ' -- JUST CALL -- JEMISON'S BAKERY THE HOME OF GOOD BREAD AND PASTRY ¥ Phone 93, Port Perry. ETHIE SEITE EERIE RIOR ISLE IIA S LIER SLEELISIIRIILELEROLIILILNIILIIARIELAIIINSSLLIOLNILAS (abo hn tbo A me RED & WHITE STORE Wise Shoppers' Sale Thursday, Friday, Saturday NE 4 Plum Jam, 32 oz. Jar, - 2lc KELLOGG'S RICE KRISPIES .[............ 2 pkgs. 25¢. FRESH JUICY ORANGES .........ooeii... dozen 20. CROWN BRAND CORN SYRUP ............ 2 Ih. tin 18c. QUAKER CORN FLAKES, QUAKER PUFFED RICE QUAKER PUFFED WHEAT--1 cach for ........ 25¢ '2 in 1 Shoe Polish, 2 tins for 19¢ GOLD MEDAL COFFEE ..... oo... iii... Ih. Sle. SPECIAL--MARSHMALLOWS ............ 1 Ib. bag 23c. DAVIS GELATINE ©... ke. 18e. BAPTISTE PEA SOUP, large tin 10c. G. Med. No-Rubbing Polish, pt. 39¢ MARSHMALLOW BISCUITS... 2 CHOCOLATE hs. dle. KIBENREX coc onvisvnconsswves sins nts 10¢. and 29c. RED SEAL SALMON, V's ooo... ee tin 17c. SILVER GLOSS STARCH ........... e.. 2 pkas. 25 1 lb. tin. 25¢ ZEBRA POLISH tin Lie Gold M. Floor Wax, KIRI'S CASTILE SOAP Se . HAWES LEMON OIL .............:c..... 0. bottle 24c. WONDERFUL LAUNDRY SOAP ............0 5 bars lie. CIAL TVES LYE ooo nss snes mis pus sni's sum go tin Ile. Soap Flakes, family size pkg. 23¢ large 21c. S008 cere eee osmall He. CANADA CORN STARCH ........... soar a pk. 10c. SURPRISE SOAP o.oo. .- "3 bars for 15¢. OLD DUTCH CLEANSER ........... 2 anord Ce F. PHONE 43 W. BROCK & SON PORT PERRY MEATS THAT SATISFY You will be sure of satisfaction when you buy our meats. Whether its Fresh, Cured, or Cooked Meats you require, we can always give you quality and service, Give us a call. PROMPL-DELIVERY SERVICE Bert. MacGregor, Phone 725-2 LD) « 4 PHONE 32 ¥ bY 2 a a Au A AAR TARA ARAARRARARAARLARSARAAN >. -- <p - -> - nh > "> - In these days of uncertainty you need } reliable insurance. We place | insurance that gives you peace of mind as well as protection. HAROLD W. EMMERSON Phone 41 Port Perry TE, TET TRB SESE SME SAE SE We Offer Y ou the Choice of the Market in Fresh and Cured Meats at - CAWKER'S Lowest Market Price. Prompt and AY Courteous Service Cawker Bros. Phone 29w Ye eT Te Port Perry EIA SSI = Sy i FRESH BAKING DAILY = i i If it is in the line of Baking, we have it. i : Saturday Special--Pineapple Coffee Rolls ; i Buy War Savings Certificates regularly : : ! SME. i owe DELIVER Cerrow Bros., Port Perry